actual
-

Imaginaries of Collapse in Iran… Between Collective Illusions and Psycho-Political Reconstruction
In Iran, collapse imaginaries blend hope, anger, and fear, shaping collective consciousness and social capital; history shows authoritarian change is complex, multifaceted, and long-term.
-

Onar: Öcalan Conspiracy Failed to Break Kurdish Popular Will Unity
Sabiha Onar of the Jineology Academy in Makhmour says plot against Abdullah Öcalan strengthened Kurdish resistance, proving unity and determination defeated efforts to erase will.
-

Kobanî… Humanitarian Challenges Amid the Ongoing Siege
The water crisis and the severe shortage of medicines have placed Kobanî in a catastrophic situation under the imposed siege.
-

A young Palestinian woman sets up a photo exhibition in her tent
Marah Al-Zaanin proved creativity needs no resources, transforming her family’s small shelter into an art space showing Gaza’s daily life to visitors and the media.
-

The Return of the ISIS File to the Forefront… Security and Social Challenges in Iraq
The negative and dangerous effects of the terrorist ISIS regaining its activity will be reflected in Iraq, and women will bear the greatest burden of this return.
-

Jaro Shawani: The Resistance in Rojava Proves the Necessity of Kurdish Unity
Lawyer Jaro Shawani stressed taking peoples’ positions seriously, highlighting that the resistance in Rojava has significantly influenced Kurds across the world.
-

Rohilat Afrin: Including Kurdish Rights in the Syrian Constitution Is a شرط for Building Trust
Rohilat Afrin stated that recognizing Kurdish rights in Syria’s constitution is essential for trust, stressing Rojava’s protection and Kurdish unity as guarantees of freedom..
-

Konul Ozonay: Kurdish uprisings thwarted international conspiracy goals
Konul Ozonay, co-chair of the Democratic Regions Party in Wan, said the international conspiracy against Abdullah Öcalan aimed to prolong conflict, violating international law and human rights.
-

-

Sudan Faces a Worsening Humanitarian Catastrophe Amid Escalating Bombardment and Displacement
The conflict in Sudan intensifies as famine, disease, and poverty spread, while calls grow for safe aid corridors and millions hope for an end.
-

Fawza Youssef: We Must Be Prepared for All Scenarios
Fawza Youssef, a member of the Presidential Council of the Democratic Union Party (PYD), stressed that Rojava’s integration process is closely tied to women’s struggle and readiness for all scenarios.
-

Escalating Violence in Iran… Forced Disappearances of Women and a Policy of Repression.
More than a month after protesters were massacred in Iran, uncertainty over detained women and delayed bodies fuels concerns about escalating systematic violence against women and society.
-

Turkish Media… Between Denying a Solution and Ignoring the Struggle of Kurdish Women.
Attacks on Kurdish neighborhoods exposed Turkey’s deep media and political rift, as opposition and government narratives converged while silencing Kurdish women’s struggle and Rojava’s achievements.
-

The Arrest of Leader Öcalan Is Part of a Major Conspiracy Against the Kurdish People”
The Syrian Initiative for Öcalan’s Freedom said on his 27th arrest anniversary that an international conspiracy targeted Kurdish rights, stressing Kurdish resilience and determination for freedom.
-

More than 75% of Afghanistan’s Population Faces Severe Livelihood Insecurity
A new UNDP report reveals over 75% of Afghans face severe livelihood insecurity, highlighting the deepening economic and social crisis since the Taliban’s return to power.
-

Solidarity Beyond Borders… Aid Convoy Arrives in Besieged Kobani
A humanitarian aid convoy from Northern Kurdistan arrived in Kobani, Rojava, supporting residents besieged for over three weeks amid worsening humanitarian conditions.
-

After a New Prison Sentence… Nobel Committee Calls on Iran to Release Narges Mohammadi
The Nobel Peace Prize Committee urged Iran to immediately release activist Narges Mohammadi after she received a new seven-and-a-half-year sentence on political charges.
-

The Destruction of the Woman’s Statue in Raqqa: An Attempt to Turn Back the Clock to the Era of ISIS
The escalating attacks on women’s symbols in Raqqa and Tabqa are seen as a dangerous indicator of a growing anti-women discourse seeking to reproduce an exclusionary mindset that undermines the gains achieved after the defeat of ISIS.
-

Thousands of Students Deprived of Education Following the Recent Military Escalation on Kobani
Recent attacks by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham in North and East Syria closed 572 schools in the Euphrates Canton, displacing families and turning schools into shelters.
-

Exhuming Martyrs’ Graves to Erase ISIS Defeat Symbolism
Serious violations in Syrian Interim Government-controlled areas spark condemnation, as grave exhumations and memorial destruction are condemned as attacks on dignity, justice, and collective memory.